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...behalf of the Anglo-Catholic position in matters ecclesiastical, and conveys certain, prosy information as to the local status of that denomination, which might adorn any church year book. Appleton Chapel is dismissed as a "sad memorial, to the dry bones of New England Liberalism." So be it. I preach there occasionally. Who am I to question it? But I can subscribe whole heartedly to the statement that "the most deeply religious element of the services of the University chapel is undoubtedly the music." Whatever be the bounds of this valley of dry bones, it ends with the rail...
...John Cyril Flower, M.A. will preach in the University Chapel on Sunday, April 19, at eleven o'clock. Mr. Flower took his Bachelor's degree at the University of London 1910 and his Master's degree in 1914. He then studied at Manchester College in Oxford, where he is at present lecturer on the Psychology of Religion. He has been the minister of churches at Manchester and Bolton and is now the minister at the Unitarian Church in Cambridge. He has published books on the Parables of Jesus applied in Modern Life, and on the Psychological answers of religious questions...
...Sept. 13; Dr. Fosdick will: preach to the League of Nations from the pulpit of John Calvin, founder of Presbyterianism, in the Cathedral Church, Geneva, Switzerland. He will then proceed to the Holy Land...
...Mott made the opening address. It was broadcasted from WHO, Des Moines. Forthwith Mr. Eddy, helped by Dr. A. Ray Petty, Manhattan social service worker, began to preach. In different parts of the city, 140 meetings were held during the week. Every day at noon, in the largest downtown theatre, services were held for officeworkers. Speakers addressed all the clubs in Des Moines, including the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Cosmopolitan, Canopus, Gyro, Caravan, Women's Civic. Said Mr. Proper: "This movement is the beginning of a great crusade. . . . Science has shown us that what is true...
Later he took heart and added: "I can't preach on Episcopal property, but I can hire a hall and get bigger congregations...